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Hi and welcome to the 45th podcast this is Robia here and I'm here with my

colleague Susan Simpson. Hey Susan how are you? Hey Robia. This week I am

very excited that we have a guest we have never had on before.

With Jahat Ali is, first of all, a good friend, but he's also a journalist, a writer,

he's a lawyer, a award-winning playwright, has been a TV host, has worked across all kinds of different government agencies as a consultant, and he is a very well known Twitter personality as well, and he's a very well known American Muslim voice on lots of different issues and I'm so excited to welcome what you're a shot to the show today.

Hey, Waj.

Thank you. Basically, I haven't figured out what I want to be when I grow up, but I'm honored to be here to talk about

the orange menace with tiny hands.

So thank you.

Thank you for joining us to talk about him.

And I think you have chosen wisely by deciding to be everything when you grow up.

When you're everything it means you're nothing and basically just to throw the scent off your South Asian relatives who are trying to figure out why you're not a doctor.

You just hope you can extend like the time.

That and also, you know what's helpful also is when they try to get free legal work and you're

like, oh, I'm not really a a lawyer I don't do that anymore.

I would source that to you and Susan like honestly when I go to like South Asian

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